Routinised recognition and anxiety : understanding the deterioration in Sino-Japanese relations/ Karl Gustafsson
Material type: TextPublication details: 2016Subject(s): In: Review of International Studies: Vol 42 Issue 4, October 2016, pp.613-633 (45)Summary: This article has argued that deteriorations in interstate relations can result from disruptions to states reciprocally performed routinised recognition and disruptions can occur through three anxiety-inducing mechanisms. The article explains why bilateral relations might deteriorate even in a situation characterised by routinised mutual recognition.Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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This article has argued that deteriorations in interstate relations can result from disruptions to states reciprocally performed routinised recognition and disruptions can occur through three anxiety-inducing mechanisms. The article explains why bilateral relations might deteriorate even in a situation characterised by routinised mutual recognition.
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